I am in pro per and lost an unlawful detainer. I asked the trial court to stay th eviction pending appeal. the trial court

You can keep filing writ petitions in higher courts, but it will be a waste of time. Stays are discretionary, not a matter of right, and at each...

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I can provide answers to one part of your question. Discovery orders cannot be immediately appealed. They can, however, be presented for...

I am defending a civil complaint in the California Appellate Court. The case was dismissed for failure to file an opening brief.

Something is off here; you absolutely should have received a default notice (though not necessarily a briefing schedule). You might explore a...

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Notice of Appeal Item #1, which to choose? (Probate case appeal to Court of Appeals)

An order denying a motion for reconsideration is not an appealable order; the reconsideration issues can only be raised in an appeal from an...

Can I appeal a judicial ruling that affects me, even though I did not file the motion?

Your question is a little unclear, but it sounds like you have yet to make an appearance in the case. One option would be to file your own motion...

When a Section 170.6 ruling has been reversed, can this action be appealed? What is the procedure?

An order denying a motion to disqualify a judge is not "appealable" in the technical sense of that word. Your only appellate remedy is a Petition...

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I assume that the trial court struck your general denial without leave to file an amended answer. If so, you must file a notice of appeal from the...

Should I wait till child custody pretrial to inform the judge of recent harassment and bullying conducted by opposing party?

This is a family law question, not an ethics question. Family law judges hear allegations like these on a daily basis, and they don't like...

None of the rights being waived are constitutional rights, so I have moved your question to a more appropriate area of law. These are statutory...

If the court sustains the demurrer of the defendants and allows the complaint to be amended?

A demurrer with leave to amend is not appealable, unless you intentionally decide not to amend and allow a judgment to be taken against you, from...

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